Robert Martin Eisenberg was born in the summer of 1968 and named after Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King. He was raised in the northern part of Los Angeles county known as the Santa Clarita Valley. By the time he was thirteen, he had been crowned a world champion athlete and was giving away trophies to other kids in the neighborhood. Directly after playing on a championship football team in high school, he obtained his real estate license and began his professional career.

Robert Martin Eisenberg has been a top producing real estate professional for over 20 years. To date he has earned in excess of six million dollars in commissions, and currently has an office with Pinnacle Estate Properties. He lives and works in Los Angeles. He holds a California Real Estate Broker's license and is also a licensed Eco-broker, trained in evaluating the environmental impacts of housing and how they affect real estate.

Robert's passion for helping others is legendary. He has based his successful real estate career on the premise that if you give information with no obligation to potential clients, when the time comes to buy or sell their home, they will remember you and call. Robert Eisenberg has been featured in countless reality television shows as a knowledgeable, professional real estate consultant. Robert is also the founder of My Life Coach One ( www.mylifecoach1.com.), a holistic life coaching firm where individuals get to interact one on one with Robert about all aspects of life. He is currently holding workshops in the LA area on the topic of getting the life you deserve, and is the author of an unpublished book with the same name.

During this latest downturn in the real estate market, Robert was really taken aback by the massive amount of people who were being negatively affected by the radical change in the lending environment and the deterioration of the housing market. Being a man of action, he is determined to do something about it. His latest ventures are Givin' It Back Industries (see www.GIVINITBACK.ORG ) and the book, Surviving Mortgage Meltdown, both intended to directly address the current real estate market conditions.